In this episode, we are talking about how we choose what we will play for class, the many ways you can build your repertoire, and where you can gain inspiration for choosing the tunes you play.
Choosing the right piece of music is essential, so we hope you enjoy this episode filled with useful tips and as always, funny anecdotes!
We have a fantastically funny episode for you today, with a rather tongue-in-cheek title. In previous episodes, we have talked about introductions and what we need to get the exercise going, but what about our needs for the exercise coming to an end?
The team talk about the differences and similarities between the barre adage and centre adage, and how in the centre there are very little restrictions because there is no barre, and more space to move and exploit all directions and lines possible. David also reveals how he loves the music to be slightly grander than the barre adage.
Chris took it upon himself this week to go full on Broadway and West End in class for a while.
We hope you enjoy this episode in which the team answer your burning questions that have been sent in over the past few weeks
Thursday can only mean one thing, and it’s a brand new Ballet Piano Podcast. This week it comes in the form of an In Conversation with a current dancer of Sarasota Ballet, Andrea Marcelletti.
Have you ever been on a first date and experienced the sort of nerves you get when you meet someone for the first time? Well as a ballet pianist, and ballet teacher, working with someone you’ve never met before can feel just like that.